It takes me weeks to paint the squad. Designing the decal and flag is also time consuming but finally it's worthy. The decal and flag are not 100% historical accuracy since i cannot find proper pattern from internet( we really need to build more musems)1. the decal design for the dress. Improving the cloth effect,isn't it ?2. the squad

One thing I particularly like about all of your wonderful work, is that the bases on the horses are big, and they look like they are all the same size. Are they the size you need for wargaming, if so I hope you have set a trend for the future.

wave 4 more ridersThis rider is wearing a different armor. They are eunuches in the court. In Ming time eunuches were entitled to be civil or military officers. They belonged to another administration architecture and directly reported to the emperor himself. the figure is under testing.

and here is another type of rider of the royal progress: musicians(thanks to Lirui for modifying the prototype for me)

I am using the prototype to convert a warrior (not historical accuracy, just for fun) hunting the tiger and then tamed itRiding a tamed tiger, isn't it a herotic action?

More musicians are coming, The music was played while the whole royal progress. the one with flute

the one playing trumpet

the one carrying great horn

the royal musicians on horses

A painting test "The flute player"(horse comes from the ITARELI 13 centuary Chinese rider set)ornaments is implementated by decals the feathers on the top of his hat are made by 0.1mm thick copper sheet.